The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-03-17

The 600 men at Cleveland, O., who
struck for 10 per cent advance in pay at
the American Wire works were paid off
and discharged.
The following telegram was received by
Archbishop Corrigan from Cardinal Simeo-
nj, project of the propaganda, in explana-
ton OF the recent telegram from the pope
to the parish OF st. Stephens, which created
such 10y among the adherents OF DR.. Nc
Glynn: The true origin OF the benediction
given by the pope to the alumnus and the
faithful parish is this: The pope, on the
occasion OF his creation and coronation,
received innumerable kilograms and re-
spence was given according to custom to
them all only in politeness and compli-
ment.
The Illinois supreme court has decided
to hear the msnts on the motion for
a new trial for the Haymarket anarshists.
The motion will be argued orally, ten hours
being allowed to each OF the six attorneys.
Frederick OF Iowa, who was a member OF
the last house and who was a candidate
for sergeant alarms OF the next house. has
withdrawn from the race. This was due
to Leedom's strong backing. Everything
now points to a reelection OF the present
officers of the house.
General Manager Baldwin, of the Pennsyl-
q petition in court against Frank Vashall,
James Kerr, Pataick O'Brien. and eight
Others, charging that they were interfering
with the operation OF the road, terrorizing
the new men whom the company had en-
ployed to operate their trains, and threat
ening violence to employees and Off
cials. An injunction was issued by Judge
Johnston restraining the men named from
going upon the property Of the company
or interfering with trains. The restraining
writs we're served upon the men.
Louis Bieral was sentenced in New York
to five years in state prison for attempting
to kill Beattie, surveyor Of the post.
Samuel F. Besse was hanged at Plym-
outh Mass. for numbering Richard N.
Lawton for his money.
Postottice change-Minnesota: Dover
center to Dover. Fourth-class postmas-
ters approximations: Curlsw, J. Christy;
Ira, J. Crawford; Laddsdale, 8. Squires;
Sheldah1, P. D. Hatfield. Minnesota:
Todvalg l. j. Ophus Wisconsin: Edmund.
F. Baker, Montana Etchetah, h. j..
Guise Park City, c. d. Moore.
J.L. De Hart of Miles City and the De
Hart Land and Cattle company, said in
On interview: / estimate that the losses
OF my company will average 25 per cent in
= numbers and 10 per cent in dollars and
cents. This is guess work OF course.
Mr.. Wilkinson. military correspondent
OF the Manchester (England) Guardian,
was arrested at Cracow, Austrian Galica,
as a Russian spy. He was released after
twelve hours imprisonment.
The private banking firm OF Mcclellan q
Co., OF st. Johns, N. B., has suspended
temporarily in consequence OF the failure
OF the Maritime bank.
Hon. James G.. Blaine has decided not
to make any more public speeches until his
new book is published.
Emmons Blaine, another son OF the
Blaine statesman, has followed his broth.
er's example, and has entered iournalism m.
Miss Ellen Stager, daughter OF the late
Gen. Ansou Stager, married Lord Arthur
Butler, brother vi the marquis OF Ormonde,
in London. - -.
The president appointed Charlten III.
Way OF Georgia consul general at St:
Petersburg. =" q =.
The circulation OF standard silver ollars
is now S5.214, $40, out of a total coinage
81 $3.50. All SAT. The silver certificates in
circulation amount to 1923, 22o, ,392,
which leaves Sz5, 966, 745 net standard
silver dollars in the treasury. The gold
coin and bullion in the treasury, less SO,
b13,O54 gold certificates in circulation.
amounts to $175, ,274, 795.
The late Mrs. Senator Beck was noted